Some, such as Deion Sanders and Sterling Sharpe, were picked up after being dropped by other networks. But most of these former players and coaches are getting a sort of onair vocational training at the league's own channel. NFLN executive producer Eric Weinberger says it's okay if some of its analysts get exposure on the network and move on, such as new NBC analyst Rodney Harrison and Fox analyst John Lynch who were each guest analysts last season.On Sunday, Akers, 37, did appear to get clipped by a New Orleans player on his fourth extrapoint attempt in a 3121 win over the Saints. Akers, however, stayed in the game and booted the ensuing kickoff into the end zone for a touchback. In the fourth quarter, Akers made a 27yard field goal, missed from 50 yards and had a 33yard attempt blocked..

Hopefully not but just a hunch. Then again every1 has their own opinions. Just stating mines.He said he likes such highrisk, highreward plays. "I like playing the game with a little